Relationships are something everyone encounters. Whether it is between friends, family, strangers, and so much more, relationships are formed.

In a relationship with lovers, there are four major parts that everyone experiences: love, lust, pain, and revenge. Love, an intense feeling of affection for someone.

It measures in a different period for different relationships. There is love at first sight, some fall in love within the first month, and some develop feelings later in the relationship.

No matter what, love plays a major role in a relationship. Security in all relationships comes with the words, “I love you.

” Sometimes, people find it hard to say those words causing a slight rift in the relationship if the other person doesn’t know what has happened to the person in the past making it hard for them to confess, or if there isn’t the feeling of love at all. One can’t grow if the words are not said.

Doubt will begin to rise. But no love is perfect.

Problems will arise and if you work through them and go past them, your relationship will grow and so will your feelings. There is also lust, a passionate desire for something or someone.

The thought of their existence just brings you great joy and pleasure. Your partner will not escape your mind.

The way they look, and smell, the way their fingers linger on your skin after every embrace. Sometimes lust can be beneficial or hindering.

If you are both feeling the same way about each other, lust can be very beneficial. Lust can keep the heat in the relationship, never creating a dull moment.

But if not reciprocated, lust can cause you a lot of pain. You will suffer watching the person you love with someone or live with the deep feeling of never being enough.

Pain is a mental suffering or distress. It can be caused by loving someone, losing love for someone, or losing someone you love.

You can either use pain to build or destroy you. No matter which you choose, it will take time to get over something so heartbreaking.

Sometimes, the mental pain turns into physical pain. It makes it hard to move on from your previous state or fear to be happy again.

Pain can weaken you for a moment but strengthen you in the end. Revenge can be either good or bad.

It’s a way to defeat a person based on previous encounters. Bad revenge can cause pain to someone and sometimes yourself.

But good revenge will only cause the targeted party to realize what they missed when you move on to someone better for you. If you add all of them together, the good and the bad, you have a relationship.

If you don’t believe me, ask Giselle, Camila, Nevaeh, and Jezreel. Four girls with four different problems with different types of relationships capitalizing one of each of four categories.

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